Patient's question:
The jaw has yellow, rice-sized pimples. What is this condition? How should it be treated? On February 13th, it might be due to internal heat or nursing. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. In any case, assistance requested: Confirm the cause and treatment method....Doctor's answer:
This is called "milk teeth," which are often seen on the edges of the newborn's gums or on the palate as numerous yellowish-white, sesame or rice-sized bumps. This is caused by the stacking of epithelial cells or due to edema from the retention of mucous glands, also known as "milk teeth" or "plate teeth." It is a normal phenomenon and should not be wiped randomly with gauze or other materials. They will naturally disappear within a few weeks or months. "Milk teeth" do not interfere with the baby's feeding or the development of their milk teeth. They will gradually peel off within a few months after birth. Some infants, due to malnutrition, may not have their "milk teeth" peel off in time, which is not a major issue and does not require treatment.